INTEGRATED APPROACH TO CORRECTING NEUROCOGNITIVE DEFECTS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

According to many experts, 94% of patients with schizophrenia identify neurocognitive defects to some extent. The medical and social significance of the problem is that individuals of working age have a large share among patients with schizophrenia. Cognitive impairment occurs in remission. Cognitive deficits are an important independent or even leading disease that largely determines the social and therapeutic prognosis of the disease, often leading to the labor and social adaptation of patients.